Oh so this is the part where we provide no sources to our claim. Then claim the sources are unreliable!

Not finance but I always bring this up when ppl argue about android vs iPhone.

Tons and tons of businesses prefer the Apple ecosystem because it just fucking works.

lol that’s wild you still pushing a PS2. With nothing more modern or just for funsies?

Them being cheap means nothing in reference to the quality… and is also a function of winning the war.

If consumers went with HDDVD you would be saying the same thing about them. Price is a function of production and corps aren’t going to produce a tech en masse consumers don’t want or aren’t purchasing.

But then quickly stopped making Kinect mandatory. Plus the Kinect was a wonderful piece of hardware.

Seriously they provided a kinect less bundle 6 months after launch

lol what?

A good majority of the files are already available lol…

None of what you said explains what they are talking about lol.

It’s like you have no experience with what they’re talking about

Oh so you don’t even live in the United States.

Lol

lol neither of the studies you quoted are researching the rates of ADHD, like at all. The one study is a narrative review and the other I couldn’t get into but on mobile.

This was literally just setting the stage for their hypothesis…

You would need to find a meta-analysis or systemic review of current research. The article you are quoting is just framing the paper around 15%.

In this narrative review we search the extant literature and discussed a brief overview of the aetiology and prevalence of NDEBID, enumerate common problems associated with current classification systems and provide recommendations for a more integrated approach to the nosology and clinical care of these related conditions.

Also, quoting a single study and framing your world view based on one study is absolutely not science, but have at it…

lol all of them

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This isn’t entirely true either. Layoffs can actually increase stock prices by lessening liabilities. This is a legit tactic in shareholder primacy theory.